Apartments for Rent in Marion IL
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Marion, IL Apartments for Rent
Marion, Illinois lives up to its slogan "Oasis of Opportunity" as a small-town community with genuine warmth, sitting at the crossroads of I-57 and Illinois Route 13 in Southern Illinois's storied Little Egypt region. Tower Square Plaza sits at the center of downtown, with the Marion Cultural and Civic Center, a 1,094-seat venue booking touring music, comedy, and theater, along South Market Street. The plaza's clock tower, built during the early-2000s, is the local meeting landmark.
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge covers nearly 44,000 acres and is just minutes away, with the park's visitor center located in Marion. Residents also have Shawnee National Forest just 15 miles away. Sports fans can cheer on the Thrillville Thrillbillies, a collegiate summer league baseball team, at Mountain Dew Park. Fun-seekers from all over head to Marion to enjoy the go-karts, laser tag arena, mini golf, arcade, bowling alley, and more at the 100,000-square-foot ThrillHouse.
The rental market here leans practical and welcoming. Renters can find traditional apartment communities, garden-style units, and modest townhomes throughout the city, with newer developments in outlying subdivisions rounding out the options. The architectural character is largely mid-century residential, with some updated properties closer to the commercial core.
Marion, IL Rental Insights
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The average rent in Marion, IL is $619 per month. By comparison, renters across the U.S. pay an average of $1,664, which means housing in Marion, IL is slightly less expensive than much of the country.
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Students renting in Marion, IL have access to John A. Logan College, Southern Ill. Univ. Carbondale, and Rend Lake College.